Licence AtlasUK editionTransparency
A plain-language record of catalogue checks, confirmed product changes and improvements to this independent guide.
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Updated Microsoft 365 Business Basic and Standard to a 100 GB primary mailbox, and Business Premium to a 100 GB primary mailbox with its auto-expanding archive entitlement. The corresponding Copilot bundles were updated as well.
Official Microsoft source ↗Added upgrade-path summaries, difference and category controls, clearer pricing and uncertainty labels, per-capability citations, update and connectivity status, a searchable glossary, filtered change history and stronger automated catalogue checks.
Added Microsoft’s published £5.20 UK price for Office 365 E1 without Teams, paid yearly on an annual subscription.
Official Microsoft source ↗Updated the promotional caveat after Microsoft extended the £13.80 first-year offer through 31 December 2026. The listed standard price remains £16.10 per user each month on an annual subscription.
Official Microsoft source ↗Updated the displayed first-year promotional price to £13.80 per user each month on an annual subscription. At that check, Microsoft listed £16.10 as the standard price and an offer end date of 30 September 2026.
Official Microsoft source ↗Added a dedicated URL for every licence, explicit entitlement labels, per-licence verification information, shareable comparison links, CSV download, print support and accessibility refinements.
Added a prominent reminder that Microsoft list prices may differ from reseller pricing and that buyers should request an accurate reseller quote.
Added installation support, Licence Atlas app icons, standalone display and cached reopening after the first visit.
Recorded the most recent completed official-source catalogue check. Future verified price, entitlement, limit and prerequisite changes will be listed here.
The “last checked” date advances only after the complete official-source review and the updated Site are successfully verified. “Last factual change” records when a confirmed product fact changed, rather than when the page design changed. Partial or failed checks do not advance either date.
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